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"The respondent’s history indicates that orders which were intended to be educative, and to provide some personal deterrence, have not had their intended effect."
19 August 2026
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Dakota Hallett is now Associate Director and Madison Reinhardt has been promoted to Associate.
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Perspectives
Brain Injury Awareness Week reminds us that while every brain injury is different, no one should face the journey alone.
Case notes
The parties also agreed to property orders to the effect that they each keep the property in their respective possession, but they could not agree to orders regarding a 16-year-old dog, “C”.
Perspectives
The problems of AI are well known and oft discussed in the legal world, but there are benefits as well, and getting to more accurate bail decisions may be one of the best of them.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia has increased the cash rate three times this year, bringing it to 4.35 per cent.
In practice
A primary barrier to “nervous shock” claims being pursued is proving that the psychological harm has extended beyond mere grief and has given rise to a recognised psychiatric disorder.
In practice
This article proposes a practical four-stage framework. It asks four questions.
Career Moves
Gabrielle Watts joins Principal Beth Rolton and Associate Kylie Walmsley in Cairns.
Career Moves
Ms Brown started as a Senior Associate with OSL in 2021 and is a Queensland Law Society Accredited Specialist in family law.
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